Do you ever wonder what you’ll need to do to keep your teeth healthy and strong? You probably know that it’s important for you to brush and floss every day. Similarly, you’ve probably been told that you need to visit our dentist regularly—typically once every six months or so. These cleanings are important because they… Read more »
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Easy Ways to Avert Bad Breath
Many people suffer from dragon breath from time to time. Bad breath can be embarrassing and unpleasant. Did you know that there are certain things that can cause bad breath and that there are ways to keep bad breath at bay? Causes of bad breath include: – The decrease of saliva. This sometimes happens in… Read more »
There Are Many Whitening Options That Can Be Used to Improve a Stained Smile
If you looked at your tooth enamel under a powerful microscope, you would see that the surface is made up of microscopic pores that can trap dark particles. As time passes, these particles can settle deeper and deeper into the tooth enamel to cause stubborn stains. Rather than live with the social awkwardness of a… Read more »
Crowns Can Fix Some Cosmetic Issues
An imperfect tooth in your smile can leave you feeling self-conscious in social settings. Fortunately, the appearance of a single tooth can usually be improved by having Dr. install a porcelain crown. Dr. will first want to examine the tooth, to assess its overall health. This often includes taking a few X-rays to make sure… Read more »
Multiple Missing Teeth Can Now Be Replaced with an Implanted Bridge
When dental implants first appeared in the oral healthcare scene, they were primarily used to replace a single missing tooth. Over the course of the past two decades, dental implant technology has continued to evolve. Now, dental implants can be used to mount a dental bridge so you can restore multiple teeth. When first placing… Read more »
Cavities on Your Child’s Back Teeth Can Be Prevented with Basic Dental Sealants
As your child’s permanent molars and premolars emerge, it can be rather common for the biting surfaces of these teeth to have hard-to-clean pits and fissures. While these deeply textured areas served our ancient ancestors well for chewing and grinding tough foods, they can also become traps for residual food particles and plaque. If residual… Read more »
Preventing Periodontal Disease
At , we are concerned with the health of your entire mouth. While this obviously includes providing comprehensive care for your teeth, it involves your gums and soft tissues as well. And the periodontal care we provide is mainly focused on preventing problems. Periodontal (or gum) disease is one of the most common oral health… Read more »
Is Dental Phobia Keeping You Out of the Dentist’s?
Let’s be honest: you probably don’t like coming to see the dentist. Most people don’t. But some actively put off coming due to a dental phobia or anxiety. Many people have deep fears about pain that stem from an earlier dental experience. Others fear injections and needles, or potential side effects of anesthesia. Whatever the… Read more »
The Benefits of Mouthwash
You probably know someone who incorporates mouthwash into their daily routine. You probably know that using mouthwash can benefit your smile–particularly your breath– but did you know that there are a few other perks you could enjoy by using mouthwash regularly? Please don’t misunderstand, some mouthwashes don’t provide many benefits other than freshening your breath…. Read more »
A Severely Damaged Tooth May Require a Root Canal
A tooth that has been severely fractured by a fall or blow to the face, can cause a lot of pain and compromise the function of your mouth. Even though there might not be any tooth decay in the damaged tooth it still has the potential to cause some serious problems for your oral health…. Read more »